Space

The quest to understand the origins of life has captivated humankind for centuries, intertwining scientific inquiry with philosophical contemplation. Within this discourse lies the concept of panspermia—a hypothesis that posits life on Earth may have originated from microorganisms or biochemical compounds expelled from other planets or celestial bodies. Recent studies, particularly stemming from the Hayabusa2
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Asteroid mining, once confined to the realm of science fiction, has increasingly garnered attention as a tangible venture driven by the promises of enormous wealth and resources located billions of kilometers away. However, the suggested valuations and feasibility often come under scrutiny. At the center of this conversation is Psyche, the metallic asteroid thought to
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When it comes to space exploration, the focus often lies predominantly on groundbreaking scientific research, advanced technologies, and human resilience. However, an unusual incident that recently occurred at the International Space Station (ISS) has highlighted an unexpected and often overlooked aspect of life in space: the management of odors. During a routine cargo delivery by
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In a monumental achievement, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have successfully executed the most expansive astrophysical simulation of the Universe to date. Dubbed ‘ExaSky’, this simulation utilizes the capabilities of the Frontier supercomputer, which harnesses 9,000 computing nodes to create a detailed representation of a section of the expanding Universe spanning over 31
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